Sentence examples for you likely remember from inspiring English sources

(This is why you likely remember what you were doing on September 11 , 2001 but not on the day before).

But the exciting thing here is the addition of a game you likely remember from the days when your cell phone's screen wasn't much different from the Pebble's itself – Snake.

As you likely remember, the FCC repealed 2015's net neutrality rules at the end of 2017 and implemented a new, much weaker set that more or less puts broadband providers on the honor system when it comes to indiscriminate handling of your data in transit.

You likely remember the hysterias caused by GTA the crimes it got blamed for, the won't-somebody-think-of-the-children rhetoric.

You likely remember the CD, your first screen name, your carefully curated away messages, and how you organized your buddy lists," Michael Albers, VP of communications product at Oath Verizon's entity that owns AOL wrote in the October announcement.

If you are reading this, you likely remember a time when if you got drunk in public, disrespected law enforcement and showed no respect for or toward your parents, there were, shall we say, consequences to be wrought and suffered.

If you write a good clear summary (you can take out the pre-inserted text if you want), it helps the RCP see what you did, and you can also check the History link to find the particular version of your article you want to restore, because you'll likely remember what you put in the summary.

If you are Canadian, you most likely remember a fairly low budget TV show that ran for several seasons called Kenny vs. Spenny.

While you'll likely remember "Celebration" as a comedy, its creepier elements remain with you as well, a sense of a world of predators and victims, of intimate strangers and hateful love-making.

That isn't to say the lyrics don't matter, but even though the vocals are almost always double-tracked they are set way below the guitars, the sound of which you will likely remember long after the scraps of language that emerge from the noise.

Be prepared to give a thorough and detailed answer to the question, "What have you read?" If you can remember it now you will most likely remember it later.